Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Master Captain William stayed inshore during January, and the mighty Wanderer delivered a monster Broomtail Grouper, plus added a big Amberjack.
They also nagged a beefy White Tuna for sushi, plus a sweet Rock Snapper
Even though they were close to shore, the Wanderer came upon a Sailfish and released it after a brief battle.
Captain Fito welcomed Dave Freeman to the Adventurer on February 24 for a blistering performance.
Early Sailfish released were augmented with a tasty Jack Crevalle for the fishbox.
They finished the day inshore with a wonderful Broomtail Grouper release.
Colby Quintenz’ group stayed close to shore on February 27 and scored the biggest Broomtail Grouper that we’ve seen this year. Excellent work by the Harvester.
The Adventurer can’t be stopped! Check out this big Broomtail Grouper scored in early April:
Captain Fico has earned his nickname of El Brujo (the witch) by conjuring big fish for his clients no matter the time or place.
For example, check out the biggest Broomtail grouper of the last few seasons delivered by Fico in late February.
The Explorer has been casting spells on bottom fish all season and the clients are reaping the rewards.
Harry Adams pulled a beautiful haul with solid inshore action on the morning of the 28th.
After this a huge Broomtail Grouper, the Explorer backed it up with a nice Rooster fish release.
Later in the week the Explorer welcomed Bill Laurie. They headed offshore and pulled off a nice Sailfish release.
John Horger scored the biggest Broomtail Grouper of the season so far on February 14.
Want a Grouper sandwich? How about a 10-foot party Grouper sub? We’ll have plenty of filets, thanks to the mega Panga Harvester!
After scoring offshore the day before, Captain Fico returned inshore and delivered this fat Broomtail Grouper for his clients.
Captain David knows how to put dinner on the table…check out this mammoth Broomtail Grouper scored by the 23-foot pocket knife Adventurer:
Thanks definately more than a few sandwiches!
The Explorer plumbed the inshore reefs for a pair of tasty dinner-time scores…the first was this excellent Cubera Snapper:
Then they followed up with a beefy Broomtail Grouper. Great work by Captain Fico and teh barroom brawler Explorer.
